Sentence examples for roadside stove from inspiring English sources

Twenty miles away in Uniontown, three men had set up a roadside stove in front of a burned-out building where they served $2 bowls of boiled crawfish, a washed-out canopy shielding them from the hot sun.

Legend has it that Lawrence Woodman, known as Chubby, came up with the delicacy 84 years ago by plopping a bunch of clams into a boiling pot of lard on the wood stove at his roadside stand.

It is Sunday morning and the voices of the faithful from the Zion Christian church are mixed with the smell of frying fish and chicken from wooden stoves on the roadside and the beeping horns of the minibuses ferrying people to and from town.

He recalls the absolute silence at night along the roadside, when he'd whip up dinner on a portable stove, sip some local "lethal brew," and watch the sky light up over the desert.

Roadside thickets.

Gravelly roadside.

Roadside litter.

Roadside stand jargon.

No roadside service.

The stove?

A roadside bomb killed Brig.